I could imagine why they were brought there. "Why are you here?" Gracielia sobed, her tone depicting worry. I honestly spoke my mind of not knowing why, still, and she heaved a sigh of worry. I didn't expect less from her, as I asked her, her reason for being there too. "It's not a good thing to be a member of a small pack, and an Omega for that matter." Bellai said and hissed. Her demeaning tone showed how bitter she was. "Why did you say that?" I asked. "Because you can be rough handled at any time, and there'll be no one to fight nor stand for you." I sensed defiance in her voice. "Would you mind telling me more about being an Omega?" I questioned, and she didn't hesitate. "But I tell you, Irisha, from the look of things, I feel leaving here anytime soon isn't going to be that possible because the Grey Moon Pack is known for their deadlines all around every other packs, both far and near. We've now become full-time slaves to them!" Gracielia scowled and I shrugged, pi

Lost In The Cave And Sold To The Evil Alpha. Where I walked through into that dreaded cave is something I'm still yet to find out. Now all I see was rage to set me free from the shackles of my enemies. Never knew I had such powers until then. But that only happened once in a very long time; like I could literally count the number of times. Like… once in a month, twice, thrice.. or even more. Can't really say exactly. Coming out from the gulch into a new and totally divergent world, was one hell of a relief to my life in such a way. A world of absolute tranquility, yet tense. A world of freedom, yet I felt like a captive still hoping in the prison of pain and torture, lonely and dejected. A world so void of so many activities and fun I was enjoying back then when I was with my family; Mr and Mrs Smith, Mella and Jayla. And then, Alpha Rocksmire and his wife, Luna Emirallia, and Belletta their only daughter. Yet, everything seemed rosy and gloomy. It felt feeling great her

The entire place was bleak, cold and completely dark. It was quiet and somber in there and I felt a chill as the darkness engulfed me when my eyes shot open. It was the most piercing darkness ever- it was not merely the darkness that came out of absence of light, it was much more sinister. Clattering and chattering filled the dark hall as we all heard Alpha Grey and his entourage rejoicing. I sat up, laid down again, and stretched my eyes to see through the thick darkness, but it was blinding. Thank goodness for the little rays of light that peeped in. "That's so wonderful, and I feel so proud and fulfilled now…!" Alpha Grey said as happiness streaked through him like a comet, elevating his mood. "I owe you one!" He said to someone I couldn't see. "Yes Alpha! We also made sure he never had the chance to escape as we paid so much attention to his every step; then we locked him up!" Some other person said, leaping for joy. He confirmed again, "his wife and daughter were also laced in

"Hey hey, everyone get the fuck up right this minute!" A domineering, masculine voice echoed, whooping everyone close to him as he walked in, accompanied by shrieking from the slaves. And why would it be that early of all days? The brutal kicks and slaps from the guard didn't leave me untouched as he came to me. My neck almost shifted from the attack. "I'm so sorry Irisha, but please get up now let's get going. Let's not allow the Alpha meet us here, I heard he's no nonsense when it comes to things like this; I don't think he'll spare even his own child in situations like this, should he have one!" The soft whispering tone of some random girl in the room said to me as she hopped on my toes, trying to escape the whip. My mouth opened wide in shock to hear such about the Alpha. No wonder he's this wicked and heartless! But I still refused to accept such things about him. Now it was time to face our respective duties in the morning, Graciela and Ellis had gone for theirs alrea

I walked through the corridor of the main hall, passed by the first door, the second door, third, forth, fifth, and sixth, and then I realized the rooms there were so much in number, almost unaccountable. I could not count literally. My heart raced as I kept walking, stealing glances at each corner of the corridor, even in the ceiling. Every tiny little thing, I took notice of as I slowly walked along. Tiptoeing. I must get there. I must know where in particular, and I can't give up now. I've gone too far to give up. Halfway into my journey, I heard a voice. Was I really sure I did? It was faint, and I think I was hallucinating. Not sure though. I kept on, still moving, slowly, then I paused. A door was opened, partly opened. I walked close to it, peeped through, but the room was dark. So dark. I pushed backwards a bit, moved forward again, pushed the door gently, and I entered the room. I couldn't see nor hear any sound of anything. Something made a cracking sound all of a sudden